Design Of MIS Research Articles

Perancangan Sistem Informasi Pemasaran Kakao Berbasis Web UD. Harta Sari

Marketing information systems are designed to make it easier for companies to promote their products. This study purpose is to design MIS of Harta Sari cocoa company and to find out what key factors are needed in designing MIS. Research on the design of MIS uses tools such as CMS, MySQL to generate MIS. Web quality analysis is done using blackbox method to test web functionality and user acceptance tests used to determine the level of website acceptance generated. The results of testing the blackbox method showed the website is functioning normally as it should, the key factors in the designing MIS of Harta Sari cocoa company are design, content and usability. The results of the questionnaire assessment using the user acceptance test method showed the results for the design factor were very good with an average percentage of 80.44%, for the content factor it was quite complete with an average percentage of 77.07% and for the usability factor it was sufficient easy to operate with an average percentage of 71.87%.
 Keywords: marketing, management information system, cocoa company.

Learning Manipulation Through Information Dissemination

Much of the past learning and control literature has focused on the design of information acquisition processes for the demand side of information and has assumed that information supply is always genuine. However, in many economic and management settings, the information provider has incentives to strategically disseminate his/her private information, even in a possibly biased way. For example, a company may advertise deceptively to sell its products. In the paper “Learning Manipulation Through Information Dissemination,” Keppo, Kim, and Zhang take the perspective of an information provider and study the optimal manipulation of a learning process through the adaptive design of (mis)information. The authors explicitly characterize both the optimal manipulation policy and the learner’s belief process under such manipulation. They also extend their analysis to social learners who rely on public reviews to resist manipulation and show that social learning indeed mitigates misinformation in the long run.

The Design and Realization of Library MIS Based on MVC

MVC is a typical software architecture model The paper states the development principle and advantages of the MVC pattern, discusses the software development process based on the MVC pattern, and designs a Web application-library management system. On the basis of introducing books management system, this paper describes the system design and implementation method based on MVC pattern. The use of MVC model improves maintainability and reusability of the system.

Analysis and Design of MIS on Graduates Feedback

Graduates feedback system (GFS) is a graduates-based communication platform that integrates enterprises, universities and graduates. This MIS aims to enhance graduates resource use, improve school education quality and university employment problems. This article was clued with the general development process of MIS. It illustrated the main points and some developing tips in the entire course, named requirement analysis, system design, system development and system implement. Under the aid of a large number of documents collected, and the actual survey, it came up with the advantage and application value of the system compared to the domestic and foreign alumni networks. It is believed that the idea of this MIS will provide a precious reference to education for colleges and universities.

Information Systems for Public Management: Design and Implementation

The issue of design and implementation of systems in the public sector has received little attention to date. This has resulted in the lack of an appropriate process for the development of systems for public organizations. Thus, a serious problem exists in the public sector. The development and use of systems is becoming a high priority in many organizations, but paradigms for systems development have been derived largely for use in private enterprise. These models are often inappropriate for the public sector, for they fail to address the differences between public and private organizations. Application of these existing models to a public organization has the potential to lead to failure of the system, as well as wasted financial and human resources. The term information system is a generic one. It encompasses both management systems (MIS) and decision support systems (DSS), and is used when refering to both types of systems. Management systems are transaction-based systems that seek to summarize data for routine managerial decision making. Decision support systems provide highly flexible computer modeling frameworks that allow the decision maker or policy analyst to address unstructured and nonroutine managerial problems. The use of computer-based systems in public organizations has been an important topic in the public management literature for some time. The major thrust of research in this area has been on how organizations and managers utilize MIS and how the introduction of MIS has affected the structure and dynamics of the organization. ' In contrast, the design and implementation of MIS and DSS are major areas of research for the business community, and a substantial body of literature exists on these topics for private sector organizations. This literature and the associated prescriptive methodologies can form the basis for developing an appropriate process for both the design and implementation of MIS and DSS in the public sector. Though a few articles in this literature discuss the difficulties associated with systems design in public organizations, only limited attention has been focused on needed differences in the design process for the public sector.2 * The development and use of systems is becoming a high priority in many public organizations, but methods for this development have been designed largely for use in the private sector. These systems development approaches are often inappropriate for the public sector, for they fail to address the differences between public and private organizations. This article addresses this problem by dealing with the theoretical and practical aspects of developing both management systems (MIS) and decision support systems (DSS) for public management. It introduces the reader to the concepts and methods of systems development, provides a review of the relevant literature, describes the primary approach used for systems design and implementation in the private sector, and identifies the problems associated with its use in public organizations. An systems development method appropriate for public management, the Iterative Systems Development Cycle, is proposed and applied to a public organization.

Commentary

effective design, development, implementation, and on-going use of health-related MIS. Dr. Steinwachs appropriately defines as a routine and systematic collection of data, integrated into information to support management decisionmaking.' His article is organized into MIS application areas: ambulatory care, hospital, third-party payer, and national. My comments are limited to the first two topics.

The State of the Art and Prospects of Computer-Aided MIS Design in the Soviet Union

The computer-aided design activities of MIS are developing, basing upon recent results, obtained in the field of standartization and typification of MIS design. Recently, simultaneously with computers, new integrated systems for automation of all the stages of system life cycle are being created. The paper presents the main trends of theoretical and practical investigations; characteristics of simulation modelling systems and standard management and design systems for application on enterprises with discrete production; the prospects of MIS computer-aided design, oriented to the managers, working in dynamic environment conditions. The Technical Committee of Computer-Aided Design of MIS under the auspices of the National Committee of Automatic Control of the USSR plans to organize an international simposium in Baku in 1980.

Management information systems for corporate planning and control

In this article, R. N. Kashyap, Principal of R. N. Kashyap & Associates, explains the role that management information systems play both in the development of corporate plans for a business enterprise and in the control of the activities of the enterprise. He maintains that a well designed and properly implemented management information system offers management tremendous opportunities for improving the quality and effectiveness of corporate plans and for achieving much sounder control of the business activities at all levels within the organization. He indicates some of the steps that need to be taken for harnessing the advances that are being made in the field of information technology for developing effective information systems to aid management in their planning and control decisions, Mr. Kashyap mentions that careful consideration has to be given to a number of factors including organizational arrangements for design of MIS, determination of the degree of sophistication of MIS and estimation of system costs vs. system benefits in order to ensure the successful development of information systems for management planning and control.